Equinox by Rayhaan

Equinox by Rayhaan is a unisex Eau de Parfum blending grapefruit and white flowers with white tea, creamy vanilla and sandalwood. Explore it in 2ml, 5ml and 10ml perfume decants from Prestige Decants Ireland.

What Does Equinox Smell Like?

Grapefruit brings a bright, slightly bitter citrus opening, softened by orange blossom. Jasmine sambac adds a fuller white-floral heart, with white tea lending a lighter, cleaner impression. Vanilla and sandalwood round the scent out into a smooth, creamy finish. Its character balances freshness with warmth.

Smells Similar To

Maison Mataha Printemps Blanc. Multiple specialist retailers compare Equinox with this fresh, creamy white-floral fragrance. The grapefruit, orange blossom, jasmine, white tea, vanilla and sandalwood structure makes it a helpful reference; sample to judge the resemblance and balance on your skin.

Fragrance Notes

• Top Notes: Grapefruit, Orange Blossom
• Heart Notes: Jasmine Sambac, White Tea
• Base Notes: Vanilla, Sandalwood

Fragrance Profile

• Family: Citrus white floral with creamy woods
• Character: Bright, floral, tea-like, gently sweet and creamy
• Gender: Unisex
• Concentration: Eau de Parfum

Season & Occasion

Consider it for spring, summer, daytime plans and relaxed evenings. The vanilla-and-sandalwood finish also makes it worth trying on milder Irish days when you want floral freshness with some warmth.

Try Before You Buy

A 2ml perfume sample gives you an introduction on skin. Choose a 5ml or 10ml spray decant for more repeat wears and compare the opening, heart and dry-down across different days before deciding on a full bottle. Longevity and projection vary with skin, application and conditions.

Prestige Decants hand-decants fragrances in Ireland and dispatches from Dún Laoghaire, Co. Dublin. Your chosen size contains the original Rayhaan fragrance in our own atomiser; the full retail bottle and packaging are not included.

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